Owner`s manual

Check to make sure that nothing is obstructing the airbag compartment on the outside of the pack,

especially any items with sharp points such as crampons or ice tools. Only carry skis using the

diagonal ski carry. Do not use the side compression straps for A-frame carry, as they may obstruct the

airbag’s deployment.

Pack Adjustments

Your pack should be properly fitted before you head into avalanche terrain. The forces

of an avalanche can rip the pack from your back if it is not secured to your body.

Attaching Leg Strap

The leg strap

can be found in the waist belt pocket

. It should be used to

prevent the pack from being pulled off in an avalanche. Remove the leg strap from

the waist belt pocket. Thread one of the waist buckle pieces

through one end

of the leg strap. Wrap the other end of the leg strap behind you and pull it forward

between your legs. Insert the same waist buckle piece through the loose end of the

leg strap and fasten the waist buckle. Tighten the adjustment until it is snug but comfortable.

Waist Buckle 12

There are two parts to the buckle: male and female. Insert the male part into the widest opening of the

female part. Tighten the waist strap until snug. When attached correctly, the webbing and the buckle

should lay flat against your body.

Shovel and Probe Storage

Store shovel blade, shovel handle and probe in designated pockets, located in the external tool

compartment.

Using the Avalanche Airbag